Homestays in Sihanoukville Province, Cambodia

Only spent a night. Upmonntjebgill overlooking the small city. I had a full bachelor suite with fridge and all the basics of a much longer stay. No cooking wear but I bet it’s brought into room if asked for on a longer stay The things I cared about I was happy with. Water pressure was good temperature controlled. Bed was the regional foam mattress that is common here and I’m not small, it was soft enough. Nice.

Everything is good, except that the road conditions are terrible. I rented a motorbike and it almost drove me into a pit. It was comparable to the dirt roads in the 1980s. This hotel is suitable for people who go there and lie down directly in the hotel. They don't leave the hotel. And if you go there, Ctrip will not bring it back. I rented a motorbike at the pier. There was no signal on the green card. I found the hotel purely by feeling the map. But the environment is really good. The beach is very clean and the water is very clear. There are a lot of mosquitoes in the hotel. It's a big deal. Remember to bring mosquito repellent equipment.

This hotel is an absolute paradise, where you can forget all your worries! We were met at the pier and helped with our luggage (even though the hotel is a 3-minute walk from the pier and there's a paved road). Our family room for four was a two-room suite with two double beds. The only downside is that the white, ornate furniture, upon closer inspection, is quite scuffed. Also, the shower is only separated by a partition on one side, so water splashes onto the floor from the other. Otherwise, everything in the room is great. The bedding and towels are clean, there's bottled drinking water, and you can get additional water from the fridge at reception anytime. Each room, as well as the restaurant, has foot showers. The included breakfasts are delicious, offering fried eggs, pancakes or waffles, pastries, ham, cheese, sausages, rice or noodles with vegetables, and a large selection of fruits (mango, pineapple, orange, passion fruit, papaya, dragon fruit, watermelon). Lunches and dinners from the à la carte menu at the restaurant are also very good. The restaurant always has a pleasant atmosphere, sea views, and tables right by the beach. On some evenings, there's live music and a BBQ on the beach. Nearby in the village, there are other cafes of varying standards; the local ones are cheaper and tasty too, but the decor and service suffer. In the second half of our stay, we stopped looking for variety and only ate at the hotel restaurant. The hotel beach is simply magical! Super white sand, turquoise clear water! There were always enough sun loungers. There are free paddleboards and kayaks, table tennis, and giant chess. The pool has plenty of inflatable rings, toys, and armbands for small children, which I saw people also take to the sea. There's also a cool surf club with an artificial wave. It's paid (I think $25 per hour), but we each received a card for a free hour of lessons during specific times. Our teenage son was thrilled. The restaurant has board games. The hotel also offers boat and tuk-tuk excursions. We took a private boat trip with snorkeling, fishing, BBQ, sunset viewing at sea, and glowing plankton. We didn't take the tuk-tuk as we decided there was no better beach than ours here. There's a massage parlor on the beach, with massages starting from $20 per hour, bookings at reception. We really enjoyed the massage. I heard doubts from others about this hotel due to a road running between the hotel and the beach, but it's not at all bothersome, as traffic on this road is minimal. The hotel staff are very friendly and helpful with any requests. Overall, I highly recommend the hotel; it's worth the money and has everything for a wonderful and comfortable holiday.

I have stayed a wonderful stay at this Lomhae Reosrt with A beautiful mountain view, stunning scenery, excellent hospitality, comfortable accommodations, and a relaxing atmosphere. The perfect place to unwind and enjoy nature. Highly recommended! I will be there again for next week!!

This hotel is almost at the end of the street, so it's quieter and calmer in the evenings than in the city center. I found the sea here to be excellent and quite clean. They have their own sun loungers, bean bags, and tables. Overall, the hotel has a beautiful, compact property that feels cozy. However, the bungalows themselves are very run-down inside, with very little space. The only wardrobe seems to be homemade and is falling apart. The sink looks like it's about to drop. Ants and cockroaches occasionally appeared. Otherwise, the air conditioning works well, and the bed is quite comfortable, even though it's metal. It's nice to sit on the terrace and have some tea. Still, at $45 a night, it's a bit pricey; some renovations are definitely needed. If you're just looking for a place to sleep, it's an okay option. The reception staff are very friendly and try their best to help – kudos to them!

What I liked: The excellent, comfortable bed and pillows, pristine white linens and towels. The hotel staff contacted me in advance and helped me book ferry tickets and a car from the pier to the hotel. The hotel restaurant served quite delicious dishes. Breakfast was also very good, despite the limited selection. You can use paddleboards for free at the beach. Snorkeling from the shore was also decent; we saw two cuttlefish. The beach is a dream, with one small caveat. There were always enough sun loungers. What I disliked: The beach was littered with plastic remnants from the sandbags used to reinforce the shoreline. One evening, we ordered a bottle of Prosecco at sunset. The waiter opened it and threw the foil directly onto the sand, shocking us with such disregard for this beautiful place. Another morning, guests at the neighboring table on the beach had Coke brought to them. By lunchtime, no one had come to clear the glasses and cans. By sunset, the same cans were still lying on the sand; the glass cups, however, seemed to have been collected. There were also many disappointments with the room: everything was shoddily done, built in a hurry, the furniture was stained with paint, the rug and hat in the room were torn, and in the huge shower, there wasn't a single hook or towel holder. There's also no shower curtain, so the toilet was always wet. Half of the light switches didn't work, and the switches by the bed were swapped. When you leave the room and take the key card, the light above the entrance also turns off, making it quite an adventure to return in the dark and climb the stairs. There's a refrigerator, but it didn't work, and this was the case in two different rooms. At the entrance to the bungalow and the restaurant, there are hoses to wash sand off your feet, but none of them worked. My husband took one apart and cleaned it, and then it worked. Conclusion: With proper management and care, this place could turn into paradise. Things to be prepared for: In the evenings, there are many mosquitoes or gnats on the beach; they bite hard and itch for a long time. Repellents are essential. Within walking distance, there's only the neighboring cafe and nothing else. This could be both an advantage and a disadvantage for some.

The hotel offered good value for the stay. The room was comfortable and the staff were friendly. However, a few areas could be improved, such as [noise, breakfast variety, Wi-Fi speed]. Overall still a solid choice for travellers.

Facilities: Complete facilities, you can cook by yourself, very good Hygiene: Not bad, do not throw away leftovers, there are more ants outdoors in tropical areas Environment: Very good Service: The service is very good, the front desk can basically meet your needs

The perfectly located hotel, with a walk of several beaches and with white sand, and yellow, and with reef and fish. Very beautiful territory, houses in the jungle, bungalow are very comfortable, every day put in the room bottle with water, clean and change towels on request. Nst free transfer on boat to the pier Ko Tach. We very much want to come back here!